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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-26

I Lewis famous 1865 distilled whiskey
at. .5.ss ... 4. .3. fsPRANDEL's.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-26

a full line Of Cross Plows Of different
makes for sale cheap at &
j. RAssIER.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-26

J. H. Rhodes will take some of his
fast stock to the District Fair at St. Cloud =,
SO says the Times.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-26

Some "a e Of the armers from Bellevue
prairie lE say i ism "a question Of how
many bush els Of wheat to the acre, but
ct how 10Y many acres Of wheat to the
bushel Il 4, Ell,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-26

s.. Cass Gilbert, q ST Paul sportsman,
came up on Friday last for a few days
chicken hunting in this county, He
had q pleasant hunt and secured con-
siderable game. r." ~s=f q ..:.r I. j. II.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-08-26

Batters Bros. have new advertise
ment of their store and restaurant this
week. -. -.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02
EASTERN AND FOREIGN NEWS.
Snow fell in Minnesota last week.

Snow fell in Minnesota last week.
Five hundred Cinnamon are about to set
tie in Peasants county, w. Va.
Sarah Bernhardt invested SIS, 900 in Chi
cago real estate before she left this country
In one week recently the Illinois Contra
Road brought sixty carloads of bananas int
Chicago.
There has been failure of crops in Asi;
Minor, and extensive districts are threatened
with famine.
Governor Blake of the Bahamas has beer
appointed Governor OF Newfoundland, and
is succeeded by Sir Ambrose Shea.
The estimated wheat crop in Iowa, with
favorable weather, is 256. 500, 900 bushels
large increase over previous yields.
An organization has been effected of Cen
trail Illinois cattle shippers in opposition to
the new RAILROAD weighing scheme.
The wheat harvest is in progress in South,
ern and Central Illinois, and the grain is gen
orally in good condition, with fair yield
1t is said that New York priests are refus-
ing absolution at confession to followers Of
DR.. McGlynn under orders from high author.
ity.
Queen Victoria has offered a considerable
sum for collection of letters Of the late
John Brown, written to humble Scotch &C.
quaintance.
The character of houses in Florida may be
inferred from the statement that one Orlando
contractor has built twenty one cottages in
nine weeks.
The cause of seven deaths in one Phila-
delphia family and other deaths in other
families has been traced to the use Of lead
chromate Chrome Yellow as coloring ma.
terial for confectionery and pastry.
A Tennessee mountaineer recently found
under ledge Of rocks, the sword Of Con
federate officer. Ii proves to have belonged
to Captain who was killed in skirmish.
and one Of his command hid it that it might
not fall INTO the hands Of the Union forces
An Anglo American exchange is proposed
by Americans in London. 1t is to be built
on the names embarkment, and is to in
clude under one roof a gigantic hotel,
banking establishment, theatre for the pro.
iuction of purely American dramas, and an
assembly room. Ample funds for carrying
out the >cheme have been subscribed or are
within easy reach, and site for the building
S now being secured.
The wearing Of mems clothes in public
places by women has been common enough
n Paris to draw the attention of the Project
If Police, who has published the law bear
ng on the case. 1t prohibits women ap-
bearing in mems attire in other than carnival
lays without authorization from the police.
lately, the story goes, young woman
dressed in mans garb and wearing the deco
alton of the Legion of Honor appeared in
IN official box and accompanied by an official |
at the Opera Comique.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY 1881

Single subscriptions $500 per year, post pad,
Single number IS cents. SAMPLE copy 20 cents.
CLUB terms, 4ve copies to one address, $500
Local agents wanted and liberal terms offered.
Address,
THE OVERLAND MONTHLY COMPANY,
AIS Montgomery st. San Francisco
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02
WORKING GLASSES A =. s9s ss1 n,

pared to furnish all classes with employ ment at
home the whole Of the time, or or their spare
moments BUSINESS new light and profitable.
Persons of either sex easily from so cents to
IS per evening, and proportional sum by devot
ing ali their time to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly as much as men That all who see
this may send their address. aud test the business
we make this offer: To such IRE not we'll saIis-
fed We will send one dollar to pay for ths troub e
of wri ing. Full particulars aud outfit free. AID.
dress, GEoRGE STISsoN d Co., Portland Maine.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02

Fast LivinS-Rcck,c.s Eating Hard Drink"
jag-PoOr Sieering-Sociai Jealousy
PoliSicaI AmbitioE-Violent Passions
The Race for IicEeJ.

The alarming disease of thi
country is nervous debility anC
prostration. it goes under
many names but it is essen
tally the same complaint
Hospitals and private institu
tons for nervous patients are
crowded. The average of life
in the United States is de.
creasing every year. Sudden
deaths from nervous collapse
among our business, profess
ional and public men are 80
frequent as scarcely to excite
remark. The majority of sui
cides, committed without ap-
parent reason, Or under so-called
depression of spirits,' are
really prompted by nervous
prostration, which is fruitful
source of insanity and crime
with all their grief and horror.
These facts are startling.
They threaten the very life Of
the nation. They assail the
springs of its power and pros
perity. They wreck manhood's
strength and woulan's useful
ness and beauty.
Every one should know the
causes. What are theys The
answer is easy and terribly
plain: Our vicious personal
habits; our careless and lawless
eating and drinking; the In
tense mental and physical strain
arising from our mad race after
money, position and influence;
the fears and struggles of pow
erty; the use OF narcotics and
stilnulants; our fashion Of
turning day into night and
night into day; and, briefly.
our desperate willingness to
pay any price for an hours
pleasure or SUCCESS. So we
burn LIES candle at both ends
and fill the lunatic asylums
and the graveyards.
The disease from which We
suffer and die is, in plain Eng
fish, Nervous p.9,srrepSia, as ii
is seated IA the Nerves and in
the organs of Digestion, Assim,
ilation and Nutrition. Healthy
digestion being irnpeded or des-
troyed, tie whole body, nerves
included, is literally starred;
even when there Is no enact
alton to tell the sad story.
Nervous prostitution sends
out its walnings:-headache
in the morning; a persistent
dull heaviness or aching at the
base Of the brain; wakefulness;
loss Of appetite and disgustwith
food; loss of mental energy and
interest in ordinary duties and
business; restlessness and anx-
iety without any assignable
reason; quotations; bad
breath; foul mucous on the
teeth; occasional giddiness;
palpitation of the heart; sal
1owness of the skin; coated
tongue and gradual failure Of
strength and ambition.
The remedy is total aban-
donment of the habits and GUS
toms which cause the disease
in each individual case, and the
use of Shaker Ertract Of Roots
(Seigel's Syrup to cure the
mischief already done. This
great remedy, prepared by the
Shaker Community of Mt. Leb-
anon, n. Y, is especially adapt
ed to eradicate Nervous Dys-
pepsia. To do this it acts
directly and gently but power
fully upon the tiiGordered stom-
ach, liver and kidneys, restor-
ing their tone and vigor, pro-
noting the secretion of bile, ex-
polling waste matters from the
system, and purifying the blood.
Upon the nervous system
ShakerEatract(Sei Syrup
acts as a safe and wholesome
anodyne without the slightest
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02

At Tavares, Fla. the other day, man
was tried for breaking into car on the side
track and acquitted, because in Florida there
is law against breaking into a house or a
vessel, but none against breaking into car.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02
NERVOUS DEBILITATED MEN

You are allowed trial thirty days Of the Of Dr.
Dyes Celebrated Violate Belt with Electric suspensory Az
tane the speedy relief and permanent cure u NeVo
Debility, of vitality and Manhood, and all khdrse
Aso for other diseases Complete restoration
health, vlgor nRnhood guaranteed No risk Ia IN
Illustrated pamphlet with full Information term ETC.
aausd Tres by addressing N0ltar Bait Co. Marshall AlsA
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02

ESTABLISHED IN ACCORD
Oft of OF
the
approved Mach7
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-02
THE PRESIDENTS GOLD MEDAL.
Pwng Premium GOLD MEDAL, valued

Trials under the auspices of the Directors of the
Agricultural Society
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

an the present lively amusement week,
Nsn-err Smith is determined to be in tae
front rank. and announces fs- this ssek an
srrsv Of specialties the magnitude ami merit
of which sssurs him ofcrowisi hosses. Won
Gofre 4 Fisher. premier eontortionistss Ret
lsw 4 Atom. worlds champion horizontal
bar performers, Crswford 4 ksstins- hack.
face song snsa aance artists, Hsrry Howard
tsnoF vocalist, Wlnstaniey Bros. musical
msrvsls and eAoe dsnoerS kitty Randolph.
il Irish mae ir1psrscnsfions. Maggie Bur
set IN pleasing specieities. and the soek
stsrs viii ne seen in clever scss ard witt
cisnas. the perform snce concsnsicg nightly
With Johnny EsYs screauing comedy, Ny
( nclels Phofozrsph~
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

The Lice .f msnoh wisiet win bs Sssssrs-
cd hs The csaias sna tge.ss f,sfsaoN.
The parade Of froi Noris CaDins aud
Equine Paradox viii tale piane Monday
morning starting lrom Powers 0rnna opers
House promptly Al lo.so. The magnitude
and grandeur of ths triunsphsl pageant
causes the spiendof 81 tie forepaafh
show "a usie IA insignlhpsneH before "a
and The pabiic viii mist zoe f;lfi of =
lifetime u delsfiseo 81 The liisasi4it ~ efs-
ing on tAls wonderful stslbitloai 1is hks
~ which las never born t,fesfnitd
befors A tne band aud twe buele
o1fge vii furnish inlsle And tlse preifr
little dogs and ponies Hiil pose 10 classic
attitooes 10 opeh nsfooches t1s abols
forming farturs worthy the brush 80 fnn-
eli 81 al artist.
The parade vii sraecrse tie following
ane ~ mefch Leave Poser fsfald DpeHs
House lHoIaisly Al te.$e slook. taenoe 40
Monroe 10 Dliou. rp Fuiton 20 llafclst
Barclay 70 Bridge on Bfaes a. College
ave. soutb oD collsgs ave. g. fiaie ~.
down state 10 Jeiiesson avs. hogih On
Jefferson ave. 10 fifib-afe.. west o. J iffh-
ave. Z. South i3lsisicO. north a. fniion 81.
wet on Fulton. across fuiIon street 6rifae
10 Jefferson ct. north on goHerson 81 Ntet
Bridge essf 0D West tridr - FnoHi a.
north on Front 60 fourtb. vesf ~ Fes IA
90 Stocking. borth on rtociing 10 beya9tt-.
sssi on fsshufh 20 hcffhns4. sofih GA
ecribDcr ~ Tenth. 1erth 10 Inrnef Turner
"a Eleventh. b.sycutb o. hef bnrf ~. bnef
20 Leonard ACROSS Leonard nlfeei bridge to
Canal. Cana 20 aoldbfook. Co.sbre0E -
ioEls ionis te Mnson. Mason 10 CADsi az
Cana % f'owefr Grand Opera lisUss
where the psfsde will 10 d,sfnisefa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
oousts NURDEs ANo sOci0s.
a = 9sia ssa fssAesds 50 wife. Batehsfs
ne FszassassR ana th@a bsfrVss
Esxas ssa Gats nfs 0~a fbHo&t-
othsF ssieAissn Matters

osfs. Iuoe A tszsfal txsxely occurred
tso uiles irom here lss nssht. wAsa Dan
Fulton. farm issores EE y-8ss years old
zaurdsred h.s s.is fatally ssssaied Alsf-
2B.i<r Holnsss. aBd at'ewptsd saicise. With
easnees leForae.e % sacce~- Ihres weeks
sg8 Faitou msrris1 ka1sce S4utt. abb "a
hlz age and tae iwo engsse1 - work
fK Aiezsnder HGlnea ID AstlitpnrF
tozcs1ip. kHitoa grew suspiztts ~
Holu@a' atfen ION q Mrs. Fulton. and
ssseFsi 4gzrfe resalte1 Abeat o'ei0ck
AS Hi flT tait8n called iI3ialss 0ut doc -
and slthoas warning alashSt hls sielisa IA
a horrible manner w.th = baseAer knite,
rts}biug h1el sefea times AMI nearly as
eulbe.tIits hiui faitDn fnsH catered the
lis,s.se. aecslsed hss vie 81 lnhdeiitv. sud
while chs was yes pleading for her aia be
< aooed her head aud sssesed u ffoBa tie
body Nstll thS knlte. Fulton then left iha
h0ase and wens 20 neixho0rs. where ae
cut his osn tafU4t, but iaslea
T. sever the iuxuiaF. The 4 discovery
0f the attempted suicide revealed the
double cFims al Holmes farm. aud fulton
sss tsken lBto custody and this morning
csfFitd 10 j1iI at Corunna- Tie physl-
eiAns say he cannot 1--we. fulton nas
family Of boys in thls coaatry. They do
Bot hear good names The murdered
wooan las one divorced husband iviag
and several others dead. Her reputstion
gas not above fepFoseh. Holmes Was
Nldoser with several children.
A large crowd gathered at the Holmes
residence this morning. where evidences OF
a terrific struggle we're everywhere mani
fest. In The ifoat ward bloody tracks aud
pools 0f blood presented a slcks1uis sight
while within the house thtn NsEe even
worse. The body OF Mr.. fsnton az upon
the floor. the severed hesd lying At is side.
Holmes was also on the hoor near By bis
life blood sbbing away. aad bis i,yid lace
lndicatiDg thai the end was near. he was
TOO weak % give any explanation OF the ter
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

ca. f.oUIs. June s.--The Spring meeting
Of the 81. Louis Jockey Clnb opened today.
The track was heavy aud slow from The
hard rain last night Atteudsncs. 5000
First rsce-inaugnral dash. three f0urt rs
o. a nile. for rtwo-yeaf-o f-o'is. PocatelIo won.
Hypocrite. ?. Mirth. D. Time. i:2os-
sscond rsce-selliog race. three fourths
Of a mile. a. Valentine won, Boccacio. 2,
Hattie y. 3 Time. i.31.
Third race aissouri's Derby, ono and a
half miles. Terra Cotts won: jim Gore. :,
Msbouey. 3. Tims. 25o..
Fourth rsce-purse. one mile. Jscooin
Won. Darius, ? GlenhslI. 3. Tme, 1854.
Fifth rsc--s,espls chase. fail course.
Tennessee won, Ascoi. :, Aureiisn, ).
T,rs,s Ss@1
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

BERLIN. June 4.-The ceremonies attend
ing the auguration Of the work Of build
ing the new Baltic Canal held at keii to-
day we're very impressive. Emperor
William was tremendously cheered as he
appeared 10 pronounce an address express
ing the qualification OF the Government at
the beginning Of the work. In loud clear
voice he declared that the Canal would ne a
work which in times of peace would be an
honor 10 the progress OF the country and in
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Nsw YoRK. Jane &.--The Tnat~ia aTTiTed today
having on board Csr1ia&l titbo1s
CRooEeTeS Minn.. iaae The Crnokst3u
ro1nuz nlia aax cHrnr3 thss norniaa Los.
8 55sss. insoraac-. s4oft1
Nrx TaRE. 1une Att tesks ~ fhoz9h the
efsrts 81 the state feara = Aftsrstios aoTesfs1
rfrcfine a .eftserfc1f betTersf lhe si4fer<rnlshe
sci tns nennssrtssrers wcaid fe Successful
ssx FasSrasces ca. June 4--The trsaS enrtf
r-rfsf rat.ss have reff8refi the rste On rrtatoex
oln ssn fr&ncisc5 - CnicsTo a13 Nisslsss pa
river penis @ - ceurs per To- p0eads dTsp q
- cent.
Care xeo. fane In re bnFfie esse N.chsl -
Nrhsete eerr5hcrssad <trresdeTs <tEnn3os -
- = ssp5nient orders s7d lean Lir11greone sad
5ohn kr7Food faEi1e1 70 hsyl3z rneasore1
@chnei4er Hof<.
NR~ Yaax. Fr<re Car eehnrx sxsserretzrv
- tne lnfsfssf Vhc sort1t thnes nacnths azs
hrske b.s sies. + 91s-F rse1rer.uz Ee 4ss
ben atie - ~ % 81 zrrerai weess aaf fsr ~
- 6~<T Ssrx ~-f TIE aid 81 ~ r~urA~s 80
tskea sho<t Walk - tenErsl PARK.
HAprrs Kss Jure f,--tbssus O. eso~k = fhe
rsnrnsnz fio8- eec~ss = 1ko-p&en Ta< fasn4 r.
Al asst~s1asss ~ rs resf1ence. wflh f4enl5hef
hl7i l-ssrR revolver a 20 bsnd anf tr4iez bois
entire " t1rnHsh hks had the brslsE nsFlnz -
sered a ne risat sesnpls. saa p<~~~a s1s = .a<
80
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
A FEARFUL ACCIDENT
IlaHT ~ NlLlp = o1ANss
tas Hssxihit flaeEsts - . fafesss1ess e.
rio<s~s ttss Asst ss.ls k.i&s4 -
fF.kna seA assesses Hn-s~zs4
N = ttslls fs1u<fAsets

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eisst eahistein& iflsS> ka14 ~ gox iss. a
fiss laESs.faa iroa C.,us,.snf,s us..rsl.. a.
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s.sessssN eNp'snre sac tsh - feek
t~"eet t.fsts'f titt@ sfiH toea eat
tst sna Htiosl,sA sssf 49, de.
"sH hA"sts ~ft nf seitsHs tast~na< =
e"t AZ tetei.-~ti tse~tts hsi-sf, A.aAs sz<l
e@t.N's AteA Ntsf* f~tss olhsisii %oi.k
tsetss h~tfs AsA sna aiss ho.<sE.@a
Ns,.'st a'es's fe'tie 'a"' ts isasaf4
1s 4ssaf - Atse Ais.iaN 40 t,t<,< tn<l
s's&t..ss Aoses stfosh. as wives ~ taf assd
use eaN A'e'ssi ssA<sa Via fns' ssn are
fahAltt4 ~ stt0 tfH sftf1t.4Hz ElfniI l2nUa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
MARY wiLeMAE ACQUITTED.
A Jury Declares Her Not Guilty Of the
Maud r. of Her Husband.

LITTLE VAlLsY, NY, June 4.--The jury
in the ease Of Mrs. i;ary Wileman, on trial
here for the murder of her husband. retired
at 10 o'clock last night. Mrs. Wileman
was proStratcd during the night. and IL was
with the greatest difficulty tnat she walked
into the court room this morning She was
accompanied by her two sons. Mrs. Vile
man looked pale sud haggard. and trembled
violently as the jury filed into the court
room at O'Clock. Judge Lewis wore
an anxious look upon his face. Last
yesr he had been called upon 10 SEN
tence Mrs. Wileman 10 death. she having
been four1 guilty on her first trial. Guilty
or not gniiiy2" asked the court. Not
guilty" said the foreman. Then a shout
arose Mrs. Wilemen tainted. and her sous
carried her out OF the court room. The
utmost excitement prevailed for several
minutes. There were cheers Within the
court room and without on the street,
where q great crowd had collected. The
verdict was entirely unexpected, ss the case
was supposed 10 he stronger against the
prisoner than st the first trial.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

Nrw Y0sk. June t-District Attorney
Martine to-day gave some sftention IN
a fac simine Of lsster r-rsntfy issn-d
~ the General Secretary of ths
Knirhis Of Labor AZ Phiiaielpkis, as
ratIished in ms m0rring >S4. calling
Vr0n members II the ysrious se<efnblief 10
l,svcctt +. 8 Higgins a Co. carpet nanu-
tscfurers and their customers The nstfer
wss then turned BY MARITIME 10 his t<<ist-
snt. Davis wto has charge ~ plscine the
matter bsicre the grand Jury nsvis said
the lefter itsff Sss very xasrieiig written.
and could not be mste th~ bsss Of an iu-
ticfnent Cor conspiracy. The matter vii
BE farther investigated
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
a BIG BLAZE AT KALAMAZOO.
The Don Bieyker M4nufsetaliag Works
DesIroyad-Lo &Il,O0O.

tt.>4s,s - tss xs,s.,eu -.sA,ss
KALAMAZOO. Mich. June AT 1880
tonight fire broke out in ID. Den Bleyker
Manufacturing Works saw mil. from an
unknown cause and the watchman did
not discover il until it had gained great
headway. An alarm was then sounded
and the department responded promptly
and fought fire well with tour streams
and an extinguisher. bat could get no
control, and the factory. sgw mill. store
room and considerable lumber was
destroyed. The lire burnt itself out thirty
thousand dollars worth OF mauulac-
turcd goods. furniture. buggy bodies,
piano bodies etc. all ready 20 ship. II also
destroyed fifteen thousand dollars worth OF
which was 10 be delivered Monday. The
total loss Is $4,000. Insurance sli 900 In
Underwriters Mutual Company, Chicago,
which is worth bat little. as payment can
not be enforced in this state.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05
WANTS aEpARATioN.
Lansdowns ssi- Cor 1aParation Tor Vessel
Captured y TIE United states.

Lansdowns AL. for 1ePsration Tor vessels
Captured 1 y the United states.
OTTAWA, Dat. June A COPY OF a dis
pa.ch by Lord Iaas3o1ne 10 The British
Government on the els. srt.. regarding the
seizure Of three Canadian sailing schooDers
in BEHRING'S Sea las. August bv American
revenue cutters was laid befoTe Parliament
tonight. II oofues IN The report oi Minister
Poster and recommends tfitt tue attention
Of the imperiai Authorities oe direued %
the grave ininsiice do1e BY tie tniied
States Govefssment 70 the vessels while
pursuing their lawful avooafi0ns oa the
high seas 20 the delay which hes taken
place in iDqniriBg into ard redressing the
wrongs committed. to the sevrre and inbus-
pitable treatment of the officers and cfews
ss sell As to the serious loss inflicted upon
the owners. IN order That sfecsiy feEsarstion
NAV be made By the American Govern
ment
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

A Reliable Jewcicr going To Engage IN
other Business.

A Reliable Jewcicr going to Engage I'm
Other Business.
J. F.. Homan, the old reliable Jevcler
at i59 Monros-st., purposes % sell bis
stock of jewelry st auction. as he is going
out Of business. Dir. Homan has been
selling Jsweiry at toe one place now Tor
twelve years and has earned and now
enjoys tie confidence of the trading pub
lie rho wilt regret 10 learn OF his deteEmi-
nation to eugase ia other bushes. but
will no DOUBT avail themselves of this
great opportunity 10 get fret class goods
cheap. Col. ]. +. Turner, Of Chicago. has
been engaged % conduct this great saie
and with Mr.. Homaa's guarantee that
every piece viii 90 sold for just what Ii
Is. no one need be afraid to purchase at
this anction. The sale viii commence
Monday az 7.59 p. IA. aad eoatnue each
day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

fBnly services where fbe subject - the
sermon - gisen or something more than
''asual services" is announetd sfe noticed
ia ilsis aeI,aeimeat
Lev. =. D. Croft wi preach IL sssTens
hail tbit evening
Rev. !. ". n. Carlisle ~iH press. ou
f'Tise fauaa klan aua liif isrssi 81 fns
East btrset n D. church n The e~nxinR
The y. " CT q. slll hold eo.a,sl
meeting ~ W. 6 J = bail this site' '-son.
Tie Afternoon tuh)eci si fbe New and
Latter HOUSE ~ lsrsfl ai 40 Canals ST.. viii
be Come snd bee
A gospel roesfiff vii Ia heia bs tie
Young AsBs Bahd ~ P0meruf 4 Law tons
ball ia tie afternoon.
.'Jgse ,Iois Trinity vii - che nsosniue
sabseo ~ Lee fseo ~ Neef a. erses
Cburch. and The Cssinh uf Cilrisf tast Of
the eyenlpe
There vii be no morning aersies =, the
5ioet linifs5Ien Cifureh nifo in tiIs evening
Ilss. J. Y. ts0bsfis vii preseh on hsfno-
nies
AZ tbf heopnd ReIsana Churrh. Prof 8 s.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-05

CIRtru.-- Thomas Roberts 81 al Va. Ira
O. Green. Assumps,. Judgme3t Ipr
plaintiff 81 .3J7 ~ and oosis. s.---iohn Plank :
inton 81 al. "a. Ira o. Green. Assumpsit.
Judgment FOR plsinfihsyls 81 and oosfs.-----
Bradford Shinkle ct al. Ys Ira .. Green.
AstampsiL Judgment for plaintiff s<5ss0
and costs Matthew Lean a Al. Va Ira
.. Green. hssamptii. Judgment for
plaintiff ,3s - ard oosts---Cfiss Rhodes
vs. Elizabeth X. PARKS. Assampst Con.
tinue1 without costs.
orricF BrskEss Irinoert NeeBs're Vs.
Benton a. and fsozina Cotton. Appeal
from Justice Courz fled.
r0LIcr-Palrick CshilI, drunk. Twenty
days in JAIL Chippy Hsrris. disordefly.
Thirty days ia Jail Eddie Hsrris breach
81 tbe Isrsce. Nplle pros 3. discharged -
Es,die Hsrfis breach II the pesoe SEN
ienoe suspended Thomas Anliand lar
ceny less than SIS Netdici not guilty. dis
charged. -- Barney lambert, drunk.
Twelve daga IA isif